Reviewers Liked
- Sleek design
- Good build quality
- Great performance
- Five year warranty
- Dual PWM fans
Reviewers Didn't Like
- Plastic mounting bracket is basic
Corsair Hydro Series H75
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Expert reviews and ratings
By Bit-tech.net
on
85
If you'll excuse the pun, the cooler market is now rather flooded with all-in-one liquid cooling solutions. Even limiting ourselves to Corsair we see a rather large selection, but the company does tend to have an advantage over the competition with...
By micromart.co.uk
on
80
A while back, I covered Corsair's H100 Hydro Series cooler and was impressed with how easy it was to deploy and maintain. But at around £80 it was much more than most air coolers, and it needed plenty of space in and around the CPU to install.The H75, as...
By Ocaholic
on
90
the Corsair Hydro H75 Series is a very good product with exceptional quality, especially considering that we did not like the manufacturing quality on the Hydro H90 that we had a chance to see earlier It also offers a really good cooling capacity while...
By Overclock3D
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90
With the H75 Corsair aim to make a Cooler for the masses. We're not too sure exactly who the masses are to be honest, but we're going to hazard a guess that they're the sort who aren't necessarily looking for the very best with money no object,...
By uk.hardware.info
on
The best coolingperformance is achieved by using the Corsair H100i, a watercoolingkit that can be controlled to the smallest of details by enthusiasts thanks to the included Corsair Link software. The NZXT Kraken X61 cools about the same - better when...
By HardOCP
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We are taking a look back at CPU coolers we have already covered to see how these hold up with our modern CPU platform. Our main reason in doing this is because many of our readers have asked for these coolers to be added to our system comparisons. The...
By HardOCP
on
When it comes to producing a solid all-in-one water cooler there are few companies as skilled as Corsair . Corsair has been in the cooling game for a long, long time . Being a player in the cooling game means you have to continue to innovate and this is...
By Hardware Canucks
on
Corsair new 120mm H75 and 240mm H105 all in one CPU water coolers are meant to breathe new life into their Hydro lineup. Will they be enough to stem the tide against Antec, Cooler Master, NZXT and...
By PCPer
on
Before continuing with our parting sentiments on the Hydro Series™ H75 liquid cooler, we would like to take this opportunity to give our friends at Corsair a hearty "Thank You" for giving us the pleasure and opportunity to review the newest member of...
By HEXUS.net
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Having started life as potentially-hazardous propositions for only the most extreme enthusiasts, liquid-based CPU coolers are now readily available from a number of manufacturers, all of whom promote mainstream solutions that are easy to install and...
By AnandTech
on
Remember the time when liquid cooling a computer chip was considered to be an extreme approach, one performed by hardcore enthusiasts and overclockers alone? Everything had to be personally designed and or procured by the user, as there were no...
By Guru of 3D
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The H75 is a concept design not to offer incredibly performance, but it was design to offer good enough performance combined with silence and great aesthetics. That is the power of the H75 really. You can easily overclock the latest generations Core i7...
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